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Hosted by Prof. Asmaa Alaoui Taib, Professor at the ENCG of Fes - Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah University of Fez - was held at the Fondazione Mediterraneo in Naples the conference "ISLAMIC FINANCE: FOUNDATIONS, PRODUCTS AND REALITY IN MOROCCO".
The Islamic finance industry has become an essential component of global finance. It knows a tremendous passion and achieves remarkable growth not only in Muslim territories but also in non-Muslim countries where it is perfectly suited to cohabit with traditional finance. Morocco, like these countries, could not stay behind the development of Islamic banks. The kingdom is considered among the last Islamic countries to allow the activity of Islamic finance. After several years of waiting, the country has just acquired a legal and legal framework to regulate this activity on the Moroccan capital market.
The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of Islamic finance and to look at this industry in the case of Morocco. First, it exposes Islamic finance in its historical context, then exposes its fundamental principles and its different products. A comparative analysis of Islamic financing with conventional financing is also presented. Finally, it reveals the state of Islamic finance in the Moroccan context.

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During the ceremony held at the Museum of Peace - MAMT the WORLD PEACE FORUM was presented.
Present at the ceremony ministers, ambassadors and representatives of international institutions.
Between these:

  • H.E. Dr. ManaSaeed Al-Otaiba (United Arab Emirates)
  • H.E. Saqer Nasser Alraisi (Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Rome).
  • H.E. Ibrahim Al Balaoui (Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to UNESCO).
  • H.E. CheikhaWafae Al Khalifa (Ambassador of Bahrain to UNESCO).
  • H.E. Hassan Abouyoub (Ambassador of Morocco to Rome).
  • H.E. Dr. CheikhKhaled bin Khalifa Al Khalifa (Bahrain).
  • H.E. Dr. Mustapha Bakkoury (President of the Region of Casablanca, Morocco).
  • H.E. Dr. Mohamed Kabbaj (Morocco).
  • H.E. Mustapha Bakkoury, president of Region of Casablanca.
  • Hon. Claudio Azzolini, g.v. President of the Council of Europe (Italy).
  • Ing. Roberto Reggi (Italy)
  • Prof. AdelhakAzzouzi (Maroc).
  • Prof. AsmaAlaoui (Maroc).
  • Prof. Massimo Pica Ciamarra (Italy).
  • Prof. Domenico De Masi (Italy)
  • Consul of France in Naples Jean Paul Seytre.
  • Consul of Spain in Naples José Luis Solano Gadea.
  • Consul of Tunisia in Naples Beya Ben Abdelbaki.
  • Dr.ssa Alessandra Sardu, conseillor of City of Naples
  • Dr. Salvatore Calleri (Président of Fondation Caponnetto, Italy).

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An extensive comparison aimed at outlining strategies for the future of tourism in Naples and Campania.
It starts from a question: outside of any sectoral perspective, what can be concrete initiatives - those simultaneous and which in sequence - able to positively affect this theme?
An area such as Naples and Campania, which has always been rich in surprising resources, is at the center of a growing tourist demand and is substantially unprepared, not up to its potential. Yet tourism is welcome, economy and improvement of the quality of life even for those who live in the realities involved.
Through many interviews with many members of civil society, made between 2017 and 2018, "We Citizens for Naples" by Angelo Colella has collected suggestions, opinions and different ideas: the meeting of 21 April aims to promote direct exchanges , to bring out a systemic vision, to outline paths and to identify possible concrete actions towards a stimulating future. The conference was attended Domenico De Masi, Massimo Pica Ciamarra and Michele Capasso.

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First in Aleppo, with the Rector Major of the Salesians d. Angel Fernandez Artime and then Damascus.
In Aleppo, in the ruins, the appeal and the prayer for peace were renewed, which left Naples on February 17, 2017.
With the young and Salesians of the oratory of Aleppo, behind, the "Citadel", perhaps the oldest human settlement in the world that still has residents.
A tribute grateful to his courage, enthusiasm and hope for a better world: "believing in Aleppo" means believing in young Syrians!
In Damascus with father Bahjat Elia Karakach, Franciscan of the Custody of the Holy Land, superior of the convent dedicated to the conversion of St. Paul, the main parish of the Latin rite of the capital, in Damascus, which tells the joint attack of the United States, Great Britain and France launched in the night against three goals in Damascus and Homs.
"We were woken up at 4 am by the hiss of the missiles and we realized that the attacks were under way. Explosions were heard around Damascus. Here at the center for now everything is quiet but people are worried about the future. The population wants to live in peace and not under the nightmare of bombs ".
"We knew there was the intention of bombing by the US after the alleged chemical attack on the eastern Ghouta but hope was placed in an objective investigation on the use of chemical weapons and that for this there would be no launches of missiles", declares the friar who hopes "it is not repeated what has already happened in Iraq that was invaded in 2003 (by a coalition formed for the most part by the United States and the United Kingdom, and by minor contingents of other states, ed) because the regime of Saddam Hussein had been accused of possessing weapons of mass destruction. Weapons that were never found. The will is to destroy Syria. The project goes on with these bombs. We just have to pray for peace now more than ever ".

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The members of the Italian parliament Stefania Covello and Assunta Tartaglione, during the visit to the Fondazione Mediterraneo and to the "Documentation Center of the Anna Lindh Foundation", expressed appreciation for the activity carried out, in particular for the interventions of "Kimiyya" by signing the manifesto produced by the participants in September 2017 in defense of women's rights.

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